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Early registration for the event hosted by WSU’s Student American Veterinary Medical Association ends Oct. 10. The race begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30, in front of Bustad Hall on the Pullman campus.

A WSU team received a 3‑year, $750,000 grant to develop a curriculum for building science certificates and a degree focused on energy-efficient housing.

Through the Community Engaged Scholars program, WSU students on several campuses will participate in community service projects such as addressing food and housing insecurity as part of their English classes.

Movie showings, an art night, and a food festival are just a few of the events WSU is hosting across the state to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month.

WSU students, faculty, and staff recently joined Pullman community members to “plant” a series of interpretive signs between the creek and a paved path just east of the intersection at north Grand Avenue and Ritchie Street.

WSU Pullman is set to host the Pacific Northwest Student Leadership Conference from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 2, in the SPARK building.

Like many student-run clubs across the WSU system, the COVID-19 pandemic was a huge financial strain on the Horticulture Club.

The campus announced an expanded “Stories” Veterans Memorial and dedication of the new General James Mattis Leadership Library, now located in the campus Veterans Center.

The WSU Pet Memorial Program website and its stories date back nearly 20 years, providing a way for friends and family to express sympathy to grieving pet owners.

The events running this week feature a new member workshop, a barbecue, and presentations on topics such as alcohol and mental health.